Articles related to "Westminster Bridge"

A short guide to three of London's famous bridges across the River Thames, including transport details on how to get there and tips on when to see them at their best

Both "Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September 3, 1802" and "London, 1802" serve to show that London is an impressive and beautiful city only when mankind is absent.

Artists and poets agree - the view from Westminster Bridge is the finest in London, with such famous landmarks as the London Eye, Somerset House and Cleopatra's Needle.

In September, London celebrates the famous River Thames with a free party for the public, climaxing in a stupendous firework display on the final night.

London's Westminster area is chock full of history: Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey - the centre of England's political life.

A London river cruise is a great way of seeing the River Thames, the London Eye or St Paul's, with dozens available including lunchtime and evening dinner cruises.

Set in Georgian London, Burning Bright (Harper Collins 2007) is a remarkable story set around the life of famous poet and historical figure William Blake.

The French Revolution of 1789-99 stirred the passions of English people hoping for a chance to wrest power from privileged elites.

London may one of the best places to be on 31st December but it's also one of the busiest and celebrating the New Year in the city requires some careful coordination.

London is famous for Xmas shopping, theatres, historic buildings and famous sites. Explore some offbeat attractions and discover something different.

Start with 'The Eye' then explore the attractions, after visiting the aquarium!

The Mayor of London is again putting on a thrilling fireworks display to ring in 2010. The event is free of charge but spectators should arrive early to get a good spot.

London's South Bank has been regenerated by a lively array of shops, restaurants and places of cultural interest, many of which are great for kids!

Taking the bus is a cheap and enjoyable way to see London's famous landmarks.

London offers so many different attractions it's hard to decide what to do. Travelers should consider adding some of the following options to their must-do list.

Of the many things to do in London, England, the most exciting is taking a ride on the Millennium Wheel. Offering amazing views, it is one of the best London attractions.

The London Eye gives visitors a bird's eye view of the city while cruising on the Thames allows one to get a closer look at some of the city's landmarks.

Following the fire that devastated the Palace of Westminster on 16th October 1834, building had begun. The next job was to construct a bell.

Organized tours of England's capital are easy. But for the more adventurous visitor, a London bus map makes possible do-It-yourself London double decker bus tours.

Visitors love London for its history and prestige; this grand old city is stocked with activities to keep anyone entertained, including the following great ideas.

After a multi-million pound facelift this aquatic attraction now has exciting marine & freshwater theme settings like Seahorse Temple, Pacific Wreck & River Thames story.